Your single biggest vice or downfall?

[red1]

Other than wasting time on crappy websites like insidehoops of course.

When I look back and think about all the money I spent on alcohol and cigarettes I can't help but feel stupid. In my prime I was easily dropping $300-$400 a week on drinks going out and that adds up fast.

And when it comes to the smokes you're literally paying money to kill yourself, and people usually start young too.

I have minimal regrets in life but I definitely could have been smarter with that shit.












What is it that you degenerates regret?

[ArbitraryWater]

the amount of $ Im paying for studying

[Velocirap31]

Staying in high school for one extra year in order to play on the basketball team another year with my friends was pretty stupid. Took a bunch of bird courses and then headed to university the following year. It put my entire life behind a year, which isn't much but still was a wasted year.

[ArbitraryWater]

Staying in high school for one extra year in order to play on the basketball team another year with my friends was pretty stupid. Took a bunch of bird courses and then headed to university the following year. It put my entire life behind a year, which isn't much but still was a wasted year.

lol

[ArbitraryWater]

Staying in high school for one extra year in order to play on the basketball team another year with my friends was pretty stupid. Took a bunch of bird courses and then headed to university the following year. It put my entire life behind a year, which isn't much but still was a wasted year.

http://www.theonion.com/blogpost/loo...-regret--38287

[highwhey]

Staying in high school for one extra year in order to play on the basketball team another year with my friends was pretty stupid. Took a bunch of bird courses and then headed to university the following year. It put my entire life behind a year, which isn't much but still was a wasted year.

[red1]

Staying in high school for one extra year in order to play on the basketball team another year with my friends was pretty stupid. Took a bunch of bird courses and then headed to university the following year. It put my entire life behind a year, which isn't much but still was a wasted year.

We call that a victory lap

[KyrieTheFuture]

Fear of intimacy

[red1]

http://www.theonion.com/blogpost/loo...-regret--38287

[highwhey]

Fear of intimacy

Is this why you are racist? Would you like a hug?

[KyrieTheFuture]

Is this why you are racist? Would you like a hug?

obvious no

[falc39]

That I can think of right now... Hard to choose one

Not networking as much as I should have in college. I was pretty much hit the books, study, and play intramural sports. I also should've taken more leadership roles with the industry organizations I was involved with. There were a lot of opportunities I ignored. It would've helped a lot in developing my soft skills and networking. I'm doing it more today, but if I did it in college I would've gotten a big head start; now it feels like I'm playing catch up.

Losing contact with some of my high school friends. Not all my fault, but I could've done better and put more effort.

Letting some of my piano skills detoriate. People know I can play but I shy away from it now because I am out of practice. Not a good feeling when it's something you are passionate about. It's on my bucket list to return to form and continue learning, especially when I can't play sports anymore and I have more free time.

[highwhey]

obvious no

[gigantes]

one of many, but--

assuming that just because someone sounds convinced of something, that they actually have a clue what the f-ck they're talking about.

then when it becomes obvious they don't, wasting everyone's time trying to have a rational conversation with them.

and then repeat the process, because i'm an idiot who never seems to learn my lesson.

[Kvnzhangyay]

Doing something before thinking it through